Saxony, Kingdom. A Military Order Of St. Henry, Knight, By G.a. Scharffenberg, C.1915 Auction He quickly set to work
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He quickly set to work to institute discipline
with a period original Hohenzollern ribbon
extremely fine with light scuffing and minimal denting
suspended from a ribbon with crossed swords
Waffen SS EM/NCO's Steel Belt Buckle - magnetic (in die pressed steel)
Saxony, Kingdom. A Military Order Of St. Henry, Knight, By G.a. Scharffenberg, C.1915 Auction He quickly set to work(Kurfrstlich Schsischer Militr St. Heinrichs Orden). Instituted on 7 October 1736. (1916 1920 Issue). A gilded silver Maltese cross with white enamelled edges, between the arms of the cross are green enamelled rue florets, the obverse centre displays a yellow enamelled medallion bearing a painted portrait of St. Henry, the last Saxon Holy Roman Emperor, circumscribed by a ring of blue enamel bearing the inscription FRIDR. AUG. D. G. REX. SAX.
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